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Money Taken rom Child's Account

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Abozmiller

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My daughter has a joint savings account with her father at a credit union in Florida. Although she is now 19 years old, the account was set up when she was a minor requiring that he be a joint owner of the account. Recently, the CU transferred funds from this account to pay on a Master Card account that my husband is in the rears on without my daughter's approval. Of course, my daughter is upset over this because she is a college student with limited funds. Is this legal?
 


I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

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See my response to your twin post.

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